Liquid Level Control Electrodes
A liquid level electrode is a metal-tipped sensor that, when immersed in a conductive liquid, lets the level relay detect whether the liquid has reached that point. In vessels such as water tanks, wells and tanks, it is placed as a low level, high level and common terminal, and is connected to the level relay for pump filling or emptying control. The category includes Entes LLS-01 small-size and LLS-02 large-size electrodes and Tense SSE-10 stainless steel and SSE-20 models. Choose the electrode according to the brand and model of the relay it will be connected to, the housing length, the material, the conductivity and temperature of the liquid, and the cable connection style. How many electrodes are required varies with the function of the relay and the structure of the tank; verify the wiring diagram from the manufacturer data. An electrode senses only in conductive liquids; it is not a substitute for a float switch in non-conductive liquids such as oil and fuel.
Products
- Entes LLS-01 Small Liquid Level Electrode — Entes · SKU: M0212 · TRY 205.80 · In stock
- Tense Liquid Level Electrode Stainless SSE-10 — Tense · SKU: SSE-10 · TRY 138.65 · In stock
- Entes LLS-02 Large Liquid Level Electrode — Entes · SKU: M1474 · TRY 390.60 · In stock
- Tense SSE-20 Liquid Level Electrode — Tense · SKU: SSE-20 · TRY 164.50 · In stock
How to choose Liquid Level Control Electrodes
A liquid level electrode is a metal-tipped sensor that, when immersed in a conductive liquid, lets the level relay detect whether the liquid has reached that point. In vessels such as water tanks, wells and tanks, it is placed as a low level, high level and common terminal, and is connected to the level relay for pump filling or emptying control.
- Separate sensing, motion control, logic processing and operator interface requirements.
- Select signal type, supply voltage, communication protocol and I/O count for the machine network.
- Verify housing size, sensing distance and PNP/NPN output polarity against the PLC input card.
Frequently asked questions
What is Liquid Level Control Electrodes and where is it used?
A liquid level electrode is a metal-tipped sensor that, when immersed in a conductive liquid, lets the level relay detect whether the liquid has reached that point. In vessels such as water tanks, wells and tanks, it is placed as a low level, high level and common terminal, and is connected to the level relay for pump filling or emptying control.
What should I compare when choosing Liquid Level Control Electrodes?
Choose the electrode according to the brand and model of the relay it will be connected to, the housing length, the material, the conductivity and temperature of the liquid, and the cable connection style.
Where can I find technical details for Liquid Level Control Electrodes products?
An electrode senses only in conductive liquids; it is not a substitute for a float switch in non-conductive liquids such as oil and fuel.
Liquid Level Control Accessories Selection Guide: Technical Criteria and Engineering Practice